Walking groups in Somerset
Below you'll find every walking group we know of in Somerset, as well as walkers looking for one.
All listings in Somerset
Taunton Deane Group (Taunton)
Walking
This Taunton walking group arranges four walks each week in the Somerset area, with routes ranging from gentle 3 to 4 mile strolls to longer walks of 10 to 13 miles. The programme includes Wednesday afternoons, Sunday half-day and full-day walks, and a Friday walk that may finish at a café or pub. Walks cover varied ground, from canal paths to hill and valley tracks, and sometimes extend into nearby counties.
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Walking
The Mendip Group is part of Somerset Area and organises walks in the areas around Frome, Shepton Mallet, Wells, Street and Glastonbury, including the Mendip Hills and Somerset Levels. It holds group walks on Thursdays and Sundays, with Thursday walks split into a main route of about 7 miles and a faster, longer branch. Sunday walks are full-day outings of around 10 miles or more, and the group also arranges socials and annual holidays.
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Walking
Chester-le-Street Ramblers organises walks of different kinds and has over 140 members. It meets up to 30 minutes before setting off from its usual meeting place, when members are welcomed, given walk details and helped to arrange car sharing. The group is part of the Northumbria Ramblers area.
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Walking
The Moorland Ramblers is a walking group that meets on Sundays for strenuous walks of around 10 to 15 miles, mainly across Dartmoor. Walks begin at 10am from different starting points in larger car parks, with car sharing encouraged where possible. The group also arranges social evenings and an annual long weekend away in other parts of the UK.
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Walking
This Clevedon walking group organises a varied programme of outings across North Somerset, Gloucestershire and Wales, including the Mendips, Quantocks and Brecon Beacons. It offers Saturday walks, some with pub lunches and some needing packed lunches, plus Sunday walks that always require a packed lunch and may end with cream tea or a cold drink. Walks range from 5 miles to over 12 miles, and visitors can join for two or three walks before deciding whether to become members.
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Walking
This Bath walking group organises regular walks in the countryside around Bath, including the city’s surrounding villages and nearby rural areas. Its walks may follow the River Avon or the Kennet and Avon Canal, as well as woodland, meadows and farmland in the local landscape. Non-members are welcome to join its walks, and after three visits they would be invited to join Ramblers.
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